14 refugees evacuated from Libya to Sweden
The United Nations Higher Commission of Refugees (UNHCR) on Thursday said that 14 refugees have been evacuated from Libya to
Moroccan police arrest 13 over vandalism
The Moroccan police announced the arrest of 13 hooligans over their suspected acts of vandalism following the football match Wednesday
African Development Bank responds to claims it contributes to African debt problems
The African Development Bank on Thursday pushed back against World Bank President David Malpass’ comments that it and similar regional
Antarctica breaks 20-degree Celsius barrier for first time
Scientists in Antarctica have recorded a new record temperature of 20.75 degrees Celsius (69.35 Fahrenheit), breaking the barrier of 20
Thousands of Cameroonians flee to Nigeria as violence flares
Nearly 8,000 Cameroon refugees have fled to eastern and southern Nigeria in the past two weeks, the United Nations refugee
Nile River dam talks end without final deal
Ethiopia says the final US-mediated talks with Egypt and Sudan over the filling and operation of the $5 billion Grand
Nigeria will give $98.3 thousand to any Nigerian who finds coronavirus and Lassa fever cures
Nigeria’s Federal Government has announced a N36m ($98,372) cash prize for any Nigerian that finds a cure for coronavirus and
Egypt to build $228 million facility to turn rice straw into wood products
Egypt will set up a facility to convert rice straw into wood in a bid to limit air pollution resulting
South African court rejects unions’ application over airline’s job cuts
South Africa’s labor court on Friday dismissed an application by two trade unions over planned job cuts at embattled South
Sudan agrees to compensate families of USS Cole victims
Sudan has agreed to compensate the families of sailors killed in an al Qaeda attack on the USS Cole warship